Team Reflections: Emma Gee’s Therapeutic Alliance Presentation
Recently, Recovery Station hosted a truly inspiring virtual event featuring Emma Gee, an accomplished Occupational Therapist and Stroke Survivor. Everyone in attendance was deeply...
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Let’s Talk About Mental Health
This World Mental Health Month focuses on education, awareness, and advocacy with the theme “Let’s Talk About It.” Mental health affects everyone, whether or not...
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Client-Centric Care for People Living with Dementia
Maintaining a client-centric approach is at the heart of how we care for people living with dementia. As part of Dementia Action Week, we’re...
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5 Key Lessons from Working in Community Allied Health
As many new Allied Health students graduate from full-time study and move to the workforce, there’s a huge gap between what you know and...
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FREE Virtual Event: The Value of a Strong Therapeutic Alliance
We are thrilled to present a FREE virtual event featuring Emma Gee, an experienced Occupational Therapist and Stroke Survivor. Emma will share her compelling journey of...
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Helen’s MS Diagnosis Story
Imagine being told in your mid-20s that you have Multiple Sclerosis (MS). MS is the most common acquired chronic neurological disease affecting young adults,...
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Stimming: What it is and Why it Matters
Have you ever heard of stimming? Most of us perform it to varying degrees, but for the neurodiverse in our community, it can be...
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5 Mental Health Tips for a Happier Christmas
While the festive season can be filled with joy and happiness for many people, it may not be a time of wonder for everyone....
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The Power of a Multi-disc Approach: Diabetes Management
Living with diabetes can be challenging but manageable with the right support system. Diabetes is not just about monitoring blood sugar levels; it’s about...
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Video Games to Empower Neurodivergent Youth
Adolescence can be challenging for any teenager, but it’s even more complex for neurodivergent youth. They may have difficulties with their cognitive, emotional, or...
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